Re: Re: #! ... !#

As far as this second issue is concerned, I have made some modifications to 
parse-c-decls.lisp to handle this (amongst other things). The other one you 
mentioned I fixed with 'M-x replace-string', IIRC.

I haven't merged this code into any changes made for 2.01 or anything, so 
YMMV etc.

I should add, I wrote this code as my introduction to Corman Common Lisp 
(and a re-introduction to Lisp programming in general after nearly ten 
years since ELEC443 Knowledge Engineering) and a "worked example" of how to 
write code in this language. I found it to be a valuable experience, and 
would recommend it to anyone (re)discovering the joy of Lashings of 
Inter-Stitial Parentheses.

c.f. http://www.synchromesh.com/misc/parse-c-decls.lisp

Cheers,

John :^P (still torn between Lisp and Scheme as the truly Right Thing)

P.S. Does CCL work any better with ILISP (all hail the One True Editor) 
these days?

At 07:46 17/03/2003 +0000, lcluke wrote:
>A second case would be modifying the :ignore paramter to accept a
>list containing several strings. E.g. all functions in the SDL
>(www.libsdl.org) header files are specified as 'extern', and there
>are a lot of functions.
>
>extern DECLSPEC char * SDL_GetError();
>extern DECLSPEC void SDL_ClearError();
>
>I realize performing a search/replace on the header files is easy
>enough, but the less preprocessing that is required on the headers,
>the less work is required when a new version is released.

Yeah, but that's what awk is for, really... ;)

--
John Pallister
[email protected]
Wellington, New Zealand
* Happy Saint Patrick's Day!* 


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